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Friday, 13 December 2013

No Clash Of Colours - Mast Head Photographs [Poll]

Our series of Mast Head Photographs from the No Clash Of Colours archives.  We began life online in October 2012, with no expectations, pressure or stress! Our journey started out at Dinnington Town, the matches came before we decided to start the blog, we didn't even have a name at that time.  The mast headers are in order from the very first which featured a photograph of Mr Sugden, the PE Teacher played by the iconic actor, Brian Glover from the marvellous, Ken Loach directed film, "Kes".  It is from "Kes" where the name "No Clash Of Colours" originated.

Mr Sugden : [imitating a television football commentator] "... and both teams are lined up ready to come out for this vital fifth round cup tie, Manchester United versus ........... Who are we playing Tibbut?

Tibbut looks around at the team lined up behind him dressed in multi-coloured kit.

Tibbut : "Er ..... we'll be Liverpool sir."
Mr Sugden : "You can't be Liverpool lad, there'll be a clash of colours."

Tibbut looks again.

Tibbut : "Er ..... we'll be Spurs then sir, then there'll be No Clash Of Colours."

Mr Sugden : ".... and it's Manchester United versus Spurs in this vital fifth round cup tie. And the teams are ready."

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001 : Kes 
"No Clash Of Colours"

All Photography - Images 002 - 014 : ©NoClashOfColours
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002 : Maltby Main
"Unknown Spectator"
Maltby Main v Winterton Rangers

003 : AFC Emley
"Goalpost Architecture, Floodlight & TV Mast"
AFC Emley v Hadleigh United

004 : New Mills FC
"The Usual High Peak Suspects"
New Mills FC v Burscough FC

005 : Scarborough FC (Seamer Road)
"No Battle, No Victory"
From the ashes of Scarborough FC, Scarborough Athletic were formed in 2007. In 2014 they hope to return back to the town at a new purpose built stadium.

006 : Millmoor Juniors FC
"The Ice Cream Van"
Thornbridge JFC v Woodhouse Juniors FC

007 : Bala Town FC
"Maes Tegid : The Most Beautiful Ground In Our World"
Bala Town v Blackburn Rovers XI

008 : Hallam FC
"From Stripes To Hoops"
Chris Waddle makes his debut for Hallam FC
Hallam FC v Chesterfield FC Academy

009 : North Ferriby United
"Playground Twist"
Runcorn Linnets supporters after their 0-2 FA Cup defeat at North Ferriby United
North Ferriby United v Runcorn Linnets

010 : Hemsworth Villa
"A Grey Day For Chris"
Former Sheffield Wednesday and England International, Chris Waddle gives a pre-match team talk ahead of the match v Royal Earl.
Royal Earl FC v Hemsworth Villa FC

011 : Radcliffe Borough
"The Grass Was Too Long"
The match never even kicked off as Club Brugge wanted the grass cutting to a much shorter length then wanted the "sprinkler system" turning on. Did they do their homework on the venue?
Club Bruges v Otelul Galati 

012 : Parkgate FC
"Heritage"
When you visit Roundwood, take a look around. You'll notice that the club colours are predominantly red, the stadium is painted in blue. Look for Albert or Bruce and ask them why? 

013 : Olive Grove Sports Ground
"Sunday Morning Football In Sheffield"
Maybe if FIFA had granted England the 2018 World Cup, Olive Grove would have the venue for a 10,000 capacity stadium for Sheffield FC? A return home for the oldest football club in the world.

014 : Shaw Lane Aquaforce
"Red Sky At Night, Shaw Lane Delight"
SLA went top of the NCEL Division 1 after this 2-0 victory over challengers to the title, Eccleshill United. 

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As we're all for social interaction at No Clash Of Colours, we'd like you the viewer to get involved with us and vote for your favourite NCOC Mast Head Photograph.  The photograph that receives the most number of votes between now and  the 01 May 2014 will then be sent out via email as a high-resolution JPEG to three voters who chose the image, without any text. Voting is simple, just choose your favourite three and leave them as a comment in the box below. Votes for Mast Head 001 won't be counted as the photograph of Brian Glover in Kes isn't one of ours from the No Clash Of Colour's Archives.  Your first choice gets three points, the second choice, two points and your third choice, one point. At the end of each month, we'll give a league table and hopefully, your choice of favourite might be top of the league.  Leave your votes in the comments box below, tell all your followers on twitter, facebook, supporters clubs, family members, players, management and officials too! 

Mark
No Clash Of Colours
December 2013

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Monday, 22 July 2013

14 April 2013 - Sheffield United Junior Blades U16 v Hepworth United U16

We were asked by Richard Finney of the Sheffield & Hallamshire County FA if we'd be interested in covering another Junior Cup Final. After we'd enjoyed covering our first Junior Cup Final at Millmoor Juniors FC, Click Here : Thorncliffe Juniors U13 v Woodhouse Juniors U13  there was no hesitation in accepting the offer.  This was our second chance to feature a club from under the Hepworth United wing, we were there for their Ladies S&HCFA Women's Challenge Cup.

Primarily a match action feature, who knows amongst the following players photographed on here we may be watching future "stars" on our tv screens on a Saturday evening.

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Competition : Errea Youth Challenge Cup
Result : Sheffield United Junior Blades (U16) 3 Hepworth United (U16) 0
Attendance : Not Given
Venue : Parkgate FC

[Above] 

A jubilant Junior Blades team celebrate after their 3-0 victory over Hepworth United.
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Match Action




1-0 : Charlie Ward scores for the Junior Blades 



Sheffield United Junior Blades Manager
Mitch Ward [left]






2-0 : Arran McGuigan curls a beautful shot past the outstretched hand of Hepworth United keeper, Brad Cook.

Junior Blades celebrate going 2-0 up.


Half Time : Tactical Discussions


3-0 : Charles Board wraps up the Final, racing clear of the Hepworth United defence and clipping the ball beyond Brad Cook.

Rotherham United Legend, Richard Finney [S&HCFA] watching from the sidelines.


Parkgate FC Chairman, Albert Dudill with step ladders on his way to retrieve a match day from the hedge.

"Albert On The Ladders"


 Junior Blades captain, Charlie Ward holds the Cup aloft as
Brian Bradley (SHCFA) and Albert Dudill (Parkgate FC Chairman)
to the right applaud.

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Sheffield United Junior Blades [U16]
Errea Cup Winners : 2012/13
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Match Report

All Photography : ©fotografica137

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Monday, 1 July 2013

16 March 2013 - Parkgate v Scarborough Athletic

Always a pleasure to visit Roundwood Complex, as is shown on our previous visits this season.  Today's visitors were top of the NCEL Premier League, Scarborough Athletic. Currently on a twelve match unbeaten run, Parkgate were the next opponents for Rudy Funk's "Seadogs". A 4-2 victory for the soon to be crowned League Champions, with two goals from Jimmy Beadle, Ryan Blott's 35th of the season and a first for recent signing, Bryan Hughes. 

Special Thanks to all the people at Parkgate FC  who have made No Clash Of Colours very welcome at every fixture we've covered.

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Competition : Northern Counties East League : Premier Division
Result : Parkgate 2 Scarborough Athletic 4
Attendance : 254 (Highest Of The Season)

Against the industrial backdrop, both sets of players in their pre-match warm up.  Roundwood Complex is also home to newly promoted to the Football League Division One, Rotherham United.

"Match Day Programmes & Loose Change"

"Today's Match"
Admission - Adults : £5.00
Concessions : £3.00

"The Programme Seller & Early Arrivals"

"Notice To Spectators"

"Handshakes at 14.58"

"The Finest View At Roundwood"

"254"
The largest NCEL Premier Division crowd at Parkgate this season.
The promotion of Scarborough Athletic to the EvoStik NPL will ultimately deprive many clubs in the NCEL  a decent payday, an excellent away following at this level of football puts hundreds of pounds into the home club's coffers, be it from programme sales to money behind the bar. A crowd of over 250 could well have lead to their being a four figure sum in the home club's account by full time on this Saturday.

Jimmy Beadle
Scorer of the second and fourth 'Borough goals. He was to eventually end the season on eleven goals from thirteen appearances (excluding substitutes).

"Goalpost Architecture"
Visible above the goal is a safety netting, this runs all the way across the goal area, helping keep the tea-ladies and snackbar volunteers safe from any wayward shot or blazing penalty miss!

"Reserved"
Parkgate as seen in previous photographs wear an all red strip, so why are the main stand seats and ground paintwork, blue?  The answer lies within a previous feature from Parkgate if you're curious to discover why.

"An Industrial Heartland"

 "No Alcohol Inside The Ground"
Orange Wall & Blue Door

"Nets Down, Corner Flags Collected, Full Time Scores"

Portraits : Candid

"Albert"
Chairman / Treasurer


"Stalwarts"

"Bruce"
Secretary

"Seadogs"

Rudy Funk (Manager : Scarborough Athletic) gives his post match thoughts to Scarborough News journalist, Martin Dowey.

You can watch the post match interview here :

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All Photography : ©fotografica137

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